Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-17
BRRTTTIEs.

oSed into port yesterday afternoon.
william Melville and Pstsr Coma
wsrs ant 70 III yesterday - Sasiio'
Jones fcs drunkenness.
n. Winter, iuFyman 10 tbs DiatFie'
Oeagt, was 1t his guest exeasaa firm
INN services until SsptsubsF -.
la Aav or a. The snip Persian will b.
tn~ad 40 10 Sorts vhsrf 70 dissharRs
ibs remainder Of bsF easRo Of railroad
iron.
The steamer NalIie bFouRht o larR'
usmbeF Of passengers from snobomisf
yestsFsay. TFAvsi on that route Seems
70 Be INCREASING.
The schooner J. L. Perry b nov in
ruUniuQ order again, and she ell be o q
for the lowes soand In day OF 20 g.
snisr She grain trade.
I'M. Oolmsr's new tuR 10 Aliens
ward. North Seattle IL aimoes ready T.
he lsupohed. she II intended for TIE
0ray's HaFboF trade.
Msssrs. Alien q Nelson are nov en-
aaesd In driving pilsa 10 Bats sienah,
one nile from Bnohemish, for the Seat
lie 4 West Coast Railway.
Robert A. Wilson vas yesterday M
tuEsllxsd 40 an American clsissp In ths
District Court. thereby renounclDg bis
slleaiance 10 Queen ViotoEia.
Captain II. K. Hall. Of Port Blsksiy.
ystuFped from snobomish yesterday,
vbsFe be vent for the pufposa Of con-
lrsetina for q large nnmbeF Of snip
knees.
Tue ball Of little propeller L. "a
frame on the shores Of Laks Washing
ton, near the track Of tbs Seattle, Lake
Shore aud Eastern Railway, evidently
intended for seEvtos on tie lake. Wnsn
sompleied.
The littls steamer Dlspatch. from The
Columbia river. which hns been nnoefed
ct The West Seattle Canbory for sone
time past, will BE- taken up inso the Do
vanish rivsg 90 as 10 lay 10 fresh water
until Size d needed for service.
Il is said THAI the Seattle, Lake Shore
a Eastern uill shortly oonstrurs wharf
90 Union BAy, Lake washinRton, for
the use Of steamers giving on that
water. Il ID also reported thai . large
beat will soon be bFoagbt frem chs 90
lumhia river 10 be run on tbs lake.
The names Of The parties Who broke
the aeweE pipes on Pike street having
been discovered, the CITY Attorney has
received instFaetioas from the Mayor
10 collect The Amount OF the damage
from them and IN case the money IA not
paid ~ onea 20 proceed against them.
some OF the tubes 10 the FlselwoOd's
boiler uers found TO be lesking yeattF
- 4 49,
arrival here botieFmakeYa we're set al
work repairing them. II took bat q
short time. bat being delayed IN hAuline
htes and cooling her dnvn, Captain
Hatch concluded 10 postpone bis up
Sound trip until today.
Fred OFeady. she veil known grower
Of fruit, whose home IL between ths
slorah brewery aHd Lake Union, IL nos
lyibg AZ the point OF death. He ga re.
centlV the victin OF an unfo Etnnats
rnuaWay accident 10 which be received
q severe scalp wound. He afterwards
caught Geld 10 the wound aud bis ply
sician has given % ell hopes OF bis re-
osvery, He vas unconscious when
fFienda called upon him YESTERDAY
Members Of the Masonic order have
been attending 10 his wants daring the
Les, fsw days.
Noticing the stare and stripes gyms
from the schooner TesssF's masthead
Yesterday, . reporter asked Captain
Qninn what 10 meant. He replied
why, don't you see, Ne have ] 81 gain
Cd our liberty after being under q cigud
f0E three years, and we are eelehFattne
the event. Whsa Beechef seiSed thc
schooner be told me had betser skip
the Territory OF he would send me o.
heNeil,s Ialaud for smueRliuG. but ~
Aad never been engaged ID defraodtpe
Unole sam, told him With hts leave !
would stay and see the TeaseF cot e
her tFouhle. aud have kept my word"
For sons usonths past Justioe Iones
has tnihyed q sort of monopoly Of the
police business Of the city. uhieh fast
has DC Rnied 5usiics eodeRoerR not lit
lie, and after weighing the matter
pretty thoFoaRhly 10 bic mina, be con
elnded that be was too Tar Away from
the soaroa OF criminal eneply. % b.
said 20 hiuaelfi 1T ABE mountain viii
not % cone MAhamst, aahomet oil -
10 the aauntain." This Dissemination
vas no sooner rsaetei than 70 vas exe
outed, and now The elder Jastioa OF the
two 10 comfortably honaed afangaids
TIE city All, 10 tha huiidtng formerly
oceupied by Madam Malta, as fortune
telling establishment.